Song for Harvest-Home
Anon
Genre: | Song, Drollery |
Subjects: | Agriculture, Machinery, Steam-power, Animal Husbandry, Progress |
Subtitled 'Adapted to the Improved System of Agriculture', reflects on the fact that his master employs only 'two men and a boy; / The rest is Machines [...] and the chief of his servants is osses and steam'. Anticipates that 'gentlefolks' dining at the 'fat cattle show' will now drink to 'the Machine'. |
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